'boom by' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
Instead, you could use the phrase 'booming by' or 'by booming'. For example, "The sound of the drums booming by filled the stadium with excitement."
A Building Boom By 1975 Seattle was in fashion.
Now foreigners want to profit from the Internet boom by providing software and other services.
The recent commodities boom, by contrast, made people fabulously wealthy in a matter of months.
Farmers have responded to the boom by planting more and more corn.
The limousine business has responded to the boom by going to charm school.
Individuals helped fuel the investment boom by sinking their money into stocks rather than savings accounts.
Wall Street played a central role in the last housing boom by supplying easy — and, in retrospect, risky — mortgage financing.
In particular, the Fed can always choke off a private-sector credit boom by moving up and to the left.
The Nets last season also capitalized on the reality TV boom by hosting the stars of "Jersey Shore".
Fannie and Freddie amplified the housing boom by buying mortgages from lenders, allowing them to originate even more loans.
(Ages 9 to 12) 10100 3 CHICKA CHICKA BOOM BOOM, by Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault.
